A Shirtless Poem - May 11, 2022is always a great start something posing with just enough muscle to attract a reader as you may know we poets only get a few quick...
Too Old for This - May 10, 2022“this” being such a long list this poem would be a deadly bore thinning out my bog’s black taro plants now that requires a special...
The Real Sunday - May 9, 2022is not the raucousness of a football game the murmurs of a tennis nail-biter or drums of a soccer match the real Sunday is the snores of...
Half-Baked - May 8, 2022a hot skin breeze waterfall cooled in my chair under the tipuana tree the black hole of a nap pulls me in this half-baked poem will be...
Eyes have a Caliber - May 7, 2022haven’t we all shot BB guns and air pistols out our eyes occasionally or something semi-automatic and rarely anything shoulder-fired or...
Memories lose color - May 6, 2022for me the oldest ones have dropped the crispness of black and white turned to gray shapes that drift through fog faces distorted ...
Cream of Rice - May 5, 2022hovering over the hot cereal steam licks my glasses the article’s depressing words retreat through a squint of mist when it clears an ant...
If you must know my One Sadness - May 3, 2022it is when night arrives and not one daylight moment has moved me not a single warm memory that would linger after dinner and spend the...
Like an Apology - May 2, 2022the wind shifts bucking from slow to fast haltingly to think of the words and catch the breath to say it’s sorry now for what’s soon...